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A ROYAL expert has said she was surprised to see Princess Kate in the royal carriage for Trooping the Colour but it all made sense when she was seen with her family.The Princess of Wales, 42, made a stunning return to royal duties when she appeared at Trooping the Colour, marking King Charles’ official birthday.It is understood her appearance does not herald a return to front-line public duty or an end to Kate's cancer issues.However, it is a positive step in the right direction after the mum began treatment at the end of February.Hello’s royal editor Emily Nash told The Sun’s Royal Exclusive show: “It was surprising to see how much she participated in the carriage procession because they’re not particularly enjoyable experiences.”But, chatting to The Sun’s royal editor Matt Wilkinson, she added: “Seeing her with her children made it all become clear."

A ROYAL expert who watched Prince Harry grow up says she knows why he won't ever to return to royal life.Harry has lived in California with his wife Meghan since they dramatically quit their jobs as working royals in 2020.Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond said Harry would be a "great asset" for the palace.But she said California-based Harry now has the "domestic bliss" he lacked as a child.Appearing on The Sun's Royal Exclusive show, Bond said: "I can't see Harry returning, really."And yes - I do miss him. Harry was the most popular royal a couple of years ago, wasn't he?"Having watched him grow up and knowing him just a little bit, he was a wonderful little boy and a charming, jovial adolescent."At least that's what we saw. He was brilliant for the royal family, he did bring a natural common touch and relatability."They would have been a great asset had he stayed but I don't think he will return."If I did pray I would pray that he has a happy life now with all that he wanted."The freedom he craved, the wife he loves and the children he adores."The model of domestic bliss that he didn't have in his own adolescence."I wish him all the best."

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle would have ruined the Duke of Westminster's wedding, a royal expert says.Hugh Grosvenor, 33, today tied the knot with fiancee Olivia Henson, 31, in a lavish ceremony at Chester Cathedral.The happy couple beamed as they left the chapel before sharing a kiss while thousands of people cheered.Crowds lined the streets for hours to try get a glimpse of the couple on their big day, which has been dubbed the society wedding of the year.Not even Just Stop Oil eco jobs, who let off an orange fire extinguisher near the church, dampened Hugh and Olivia's big day.But Royal commentator Katie Nicholl said one thing could have ruined the day - Harry and Meghan.

PRINCE Harry and Meghan Markle upset the Queen before her death, a royal expert has claimed - as he branded the couple "exploitative".Phil Dampier told The Sun's Royal Exclusive Show the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have lost everyone's trust after multiple bombshell claims were dropped.

PRINCE Harry and Meghan Markle's big day was "miserable", says The Sun's royal photographer.Arthur Edwards spoke on The Sun's Royal Exclusive Show and claimed the wedding was one of "the worst" royal events he had ever been to.He recalled the glitzy affair at St George's Chapel in Windsor on May 19, 2018 - and how he "couldn't get out of Windsor quick enough".In an exclusive interview with The Sun's Royal Editor, Matt Wilkinson, Mr Edwards said: "I was there I hated the day, it was miserable day.

PRINCE Harry and Meghan Markle will never admit blame or apologise for trashing the Royal Family, experts say.The Sussexes today touched down in Nigeria for their three-day "faux-Royal tour" and were snapped dancing with schoolchildren and chatting to locals with smiles ear-to-ear.On The Sun's Royal Exclusive Show this week, Matt Wilkinson sat down with Royal Correspondent Jack Royston.Our Royal Editor said Harry had long been throwing "hand grenades and insults".